Big ass flat panel monitors that are still good for gaming

[Diddlez]

I've seen 2 to 5ms before in that resolution, so they ARE out there. Probably not for Lead's cheap ass though.

I've never seen anything of the sort anywhere, and even a monitor with that resolution with a 6ms response rate would cost $2000+. HP makes one with a 12ms response rate for around $1200.

Your best bet is buying a monitor with a lower resolution, unless you have $2000 to shit away.

If you want at least 2000 wide pixels and a 5ms response time or less, this right here is the best deal you'll probably find:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16824001317

And as far as gaming, just staying in the single digit response times is more than good enough.

[Spyder]

I've never seen anything of the sort anywhere, and even a monitor with that resolution with a 6ms response rate would cost $2000+. HP makes one with a 12ms response rate for around $1200.

You're right, I was mistaken (misread).

PS:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16824009165

buy two of them and be a stud.

[rootumz]

mines 15''. If that helps

[Diddlez]

mines 15''. If that helps

LOL what.

[DarkSpoon]

12ms and 6ms are all fine for gaming. i think my monitor at work is 12ms and i game on it when my boss is out. i dont see any ghosting or any other dodgery.

[Lead]

Only problem is its Acer. Never heard anyone tell me anything good about them and the one monitor by them Ive seen owned by a friend seemed like cheap bs.

Id probably have to go to a Frys and see it in action before I'd consider buying.

Im asking cause I still have my goddamn 64lbs, 1600x1200 triniton CRT and I'm goddamn tired of this heavy giant monstrosity on my desk.

[Acromus]

I got some old heavy CRT for my (Gore-)PC aswell ... wonder when my desk will crack through